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Joel Lang, "Concentrated History in Windsor," Hartford Courant, 9/29/2002

CONCENTRATED HISTORY IN WINDSOR

More Fully HumanIn the spring of 2021, four students applied for and were chosen for spots on a team of researchers for a History, Philosophy & Religious Studies Department initiative, as yet unnamed. The project would focus on the largely untold stories of 19 people who were enslaved by the Chaffee, Loomis, and Hayden families. Slavery & Loomis Chaffee: An Ethical History Project was born.

Windsor

Chaffee, Hezh., Jr.1
Elsworth, Eliza.1
Allen, Samuel, Jr.1
Phelps, Bildad2
Bisel, Ebinr. F., Jr.1
Haydon, Levi2
Newbury, Roger1
Allen, Henry1
Hendrick, John9

Nancy Toney's Lifetime in Slavery - Connecticut Explored by Christina Vida (c) Connecticut Explored Inc. WINTER 2012/13 Subscribe/Buy the Issue! Nancy Toney of Windsor may have the distinction of being Connecticut’s last slave. She was born into slavery in Connecticut in 1774. She lived through the American Revolution and the War of 1812, saw a railroad transform her town, and witnessed the legalRead More

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